The emergence of new digital channels and shifting consumer behavior pushed marketing leaders to evolve their strategies. This digital wave has prompted an increase in buzz around multichannel and omnichannel marketing. The two approaches are often used interchangeably, but each requires unique tactics and tools, and ultimately yield different results. A multichannel strategy aims to move consumers from one channel to another by sending a common message across individual channels, while an omnichannel marketing strategy meets users at different points in the customer journey. Brands can no longer stop at a multichannel strategy—an omnichannel strategy will be a necessity to compete in any industry in the future.
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Having reporting all in one place, alongside weekly and monthly snapshots, has been huge. Dashboards have helped us to quickly track topline performance, especially for our new brands. It’s definitely a time saver.
Having reporting all in one place, alongside weekly and monthly snapshots, has been huge. Dashboards have helped us to quickly track topline performance, especially for our new brands. It’s definitely a time saver.